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Rode M3 [DELETED]
soundonsound.com
- Summary: A well-engineered cardioid electret microphone that is capable of handling just about anything, with a remarkable degree of competence for the price.
- Pros: Extended frequency response with smooth extremes., Battery and phantom powering., Gentle presence peak for subtle air., Switchable HPF and pads., Sturdy stand mount.
- Cons: No body-switch markings., Struggles to cut through on stage vocals., Unusually long.
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Rode NT55 [DELETED]
soundonsound.com
- Summary: The NT55 is perhaps the most highly specified small-diaphragm microphone in its price range and its subjective performance is every bit as good as its paper
- Pros: Excellent value., Good technical performance., Achieves good subjective results on a wide range of instruments.
- Cons: No shockmount.
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NT55
Music Tech Magazine
- Excerpt: Australian microphone manufacturer Røde established its reputation at the start of the home recording boom with affordable Neumann lookalike large-capsule condensers such as the NT1 and NT2. Today Røde still makes affordable condensers, but the quality of the components and finish has dramatically improved and now all the parts and metalwork are made in-house in two factories near Sydney.
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